While KBB considers the new Rogue a completely acceptable ride for trips around town or transportation to and from work, they didn’t like the drone of the CVT transmission under strenuous acceleration. Since the hybrid models of the Rogue have been dropped from the lineup, Nissan’s star now only offers a four-cylinder engine paired with a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) as a powertrain. The Rogue, for them, is already behind in technology, driver-assist features, and standard safety features. They like the amount of passenger space inside and the wealth of standard tech included like Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration.īut compared to its peers like the newly-redesigned Toyota RAV4, KBB felt the aging Rogue is struggling to keep up. The 2020 Nissan Rogue, according to Kelley Blue Book (KBB), is easy to drive and comfortable with room for up to five passengers. While it’s a popular SUV, does that mean the Nissan Rogue is a top performer? How does it rank among the best crossover SUVs? Kelley Blue Book reviews the new Nissan Rogue The Nissan Rogue | Drew Angerer/Getty Images It’s a top-selling part of Nissan’s lineup.

The Rogue offers lots of passenger space and plenty of standard driver assists. One of the most popular compact crossovers available, the Nissan Rogue, offers great comfort, convenience, and visual appeal.

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